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Kevin Parker

Kevin Parker is a long-term activist working on behalf of Gaia, peace and justice

The Life of Nelson Mandela: From Rebel to Revered Statesman

Mandela’s journey from rebel to president shows resilience, sacrifice, and reconciliation, shaping South Africa’s democracy and inspiring global justice.

Is God a Computer Programmer?

When Code Becomes Cosmos If the universe is a computer simulation, then God might be less like Michelangelo's bearded patriarch and more like a cosmic...

The Mirror That Narrows: Predictive AI, Cognitive Monoculture, and the Ecology of Mind

In a quiet gallery at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, a wall of text poses a number of questions that have haunted...

The History and Evolving Mission of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

It is interesting to look closely at an organization that I have a soft spot for with a slightly cold journalistic eye. The Sea...

The Large Language Model Landscape in December 2025

How 2025 ends with an open-source surge, sovereign models, and a hard look at AI’s physical footprint. In the first days of December 2025, the...

The Algorithm Will See You Now: Your Doctor’s AI Assistant Can’t Read Handwriting But Might Save Your Life

The first drug ever discovered entirely by artificial intelligence is working its way through human trials as I write this (November, 2025), a molecule...

The Life and Legacy of Martin Luther King

Martin Luther-King was a profound influence on my peace activism and I still stand in-awe of his courage, his faith, vision and passion. A...

Labor–Greens Deal: A New Era for Australia’s Environment Laws

CANBERRA — For a quarter of a century, the silence of the Australian bush—broken only by the crash of falling timber and the quiet...

Nature Positive November 2025: Inside Australia’s Historic Environmental Law Overhaul

Executive Summary In November 2025, the Australian Parliament enacted a transformative suite of environmental legislation, fundamentally reshaping the Commonwealth’s approach to biodiversity conservation, project assessment,...

Artificial Intelligence: Prospects, Progress, and Perils by 2035

Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) stands at a pivotal juncture, poised for a decade of unprecedented evolution. This report reflects on AI's projected trajectory by 2035,...

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Environmental Racism and the Struggle for Climate Justice

Way back in the early 90s when working with the Technology and Environmental Strategies Group at the University of Wollongong, I co-authored a report entitled 'Social Equity and The Urban Environment' produced for the Australian Federal Government. The report introduced the term 'social-environmental equity' and addressed...

The Revolutionary Vision of Carl Jung: Dreams as Gateways to the Collective Psyche

Jung sees dreams as meaningful messages from the unconscious that guide balance, growth, and psychological wholeness.

The Hollow Manger: The Christmas Myth and the Crisis of Connection

Some might see this as a bit of Bah! Humbug! article and in truth I did think twice about publishing it, after all Christmas brings my own family and millions worldwide great joy, and, we have enough harsh analysis without me piling more burning tinsel on the...

Theories of State in the 21st Century: An Analysis of Classical and Emerging Frameworks

My Masters and proposed PhD thesis was focused on developing a Deep Ecological Theory of State. It never happened as I got married, and, in the twinkling of an eye, found myself as a primary co-carer of four amazing children under four and home tutoring my fine...

The Green Woman: From Hidden History to Ecological Archetype

The Green Woman, long overlooked, reveals dual-gendered nature symbolism, linking hidden history to ecofeminist and global ecological archetypes.

Biodynamics: Cosmic Agriculture for a Climate Changing World

The 100 year-old proven farm revolution transforming soil, wine, and scientific debate In the rolling vineyards of Burgundy, where some of the world's most prestigious wines originate, a quiet revolution unfolds each morning before dawn. Winemakers at Domaine de la Romanée-Conti—whose bottles command thousands of dollars—can be found...

Beyond Santa: World Religions and Traditions other than Christmas

Discover December–January celebrations worldwide—Christian and beyond—covering lunar and solar calendars, meanings, rituals, and communities beyond Santa

Illusions of AI Sentience: The Hidden Human Workforce Behind the Machine

Article inspired by a visit Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art, e exhibition, "Data Dreams Art and AI, December, 2025 Kevin Parker Site Publisher An investigation into the global workforce that makes AI possible On a white gallery wall in Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art, a simple question hangs...

Mother Teresa: A Life of Service, Compassion, and Contention

Mother Teresa, born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, emerged as one of the 20th century's most recognized humanitarian figures, dedicating her life to serving the "poorest of the poor" in Calcutta, India, and beyond. Her profound commitment led to the establishment of the Missionaries of Charity, a religious order...

The Era of Enshittification

The Era of Enshittification a decline in quality and integrity across digital platforms, highlighting societal and economic implications.

The Life of Nelson Mandela: From Rebel to Revered Statesman

Mandela’s journey from rebel to president shows resilience, sacrifice, and reconciliation, shaping South Africa’s democracy and inspiring global justice.

Is God a Computer Programmer?

When Code Becomes Cosmos If the universe is a computer simulation, then God might be less like Michelangelo's bearded patriarch and more like a cosmic software engineer, writing the code that generates galaxies, consciousness, and everything in between. This provocative thesis has gained serious academic attention as physicists...
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